In recent judgments by the European Court of Human Rights, Italy was found to be in breach of articles of the European Convention on Human Rights. Specifically, they concern
the: prohibition of torture (art. 3), right to liberty and security (art. 5, paras 1, 2 and 4), and prohibition of collective expulsion of migrants (art. [...]
The article analyses the recent CJEU ruling (dated October 4, 2024, Real Madrid Club de Fútbol et AE c. EE et Société Éditrice du Monde SA, C‐633/22) relating to
the recognition of damages awarded in the legal framework of the Brussels I Regulation. [...]
Under almost all European legislation, the detection of a polluted area gives rise - primarily and where possible-to an obligation to undertake safety and reclamation activity.
In line with the "polluter pays" principle, as a matter of priority, it is the party responsible for the pollution that must take care ofthe above-mentionedoperations. [...]
A tale of two courts. Corte costituzionale and Bundesverfassungsgericht in the System of Integrated Protection of Fundamental Rights in Europe - This essay undertakes an examination
of the process of European integration through a comparative lens, with a specific focus on the jurisprudence of the Italian Constitutional Court and the German Federal [...]
The research defines a path for the evolution of the concept of landscape in national and international legislation. The goal is to understand if the concept expressed in the
laws can be traced back to forms and languages of representation. The goal is to understand if the norms allude to a type of representation. [...]
Law and development was born in the fifties and sixties to highlight the role of law in fostering economic growth in times of Keynesianism. In the eighties it evolved to adapt
to the neoliberal trend, which is now taken by New comparative economics and Law and finance. [...]
The social evolution of the concept of "the family" and changes in attitudes towards homosexual couples have expanded the range of people permitted to gain access to assisted
reproduction technologies, encouraging the creation of blended families. "Reception of Oocytes from Partner" (ROPA) is a treatment that permits female couples to [...]
ABSTRACT: The present study outlines the main foundations for the postulation of the 1988 Brazilian Constitution and the Brazilian Labor Constitution, the fundamentality of
social rights of/to work, and the limits to the reforms proposed by the derived constitutional power and the ordinary legislator. [...]
This book offers a comprehensive analysis of the law of treaties based on the interplay between the 1969 Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties and customary international
law. Written by a team of renowned international lawyers, it offers new insight into the basic concepts and methodology of the law of treaties and its problems. [...]
This article claims that the existence of social groups hinges on the production of sameness, which allows distinguishing members from non-members. Sameness is described as
a shared set of standards whereby social subjects can provide mutually understandable accounts of themselves, their practical activities and their environment. [...]
